https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=500570
--- Comment #15 from Michael Miller <michael_mil...@msn.com> --- (In reply to Andy from comment #14) > Hello Mike, > it could be that the image database has errors. My system has had a lot of > BSODs in the last few days. I updated the BIOS and all drivers. Since then, > the system has been running stably again. Many images and videos were also > defective. Fortunately only on the local system and not on the Synology. The > day before yesterday, the photos were still being used from drive I:\. After > that, I set the Synology paths. > > Cheers > Andy Hi Andy, You raise a good point. Do the Ryzen and Phenom computers use the same database, like a remote MySQL, or SQLite on the NAS drive (not recommended)? If they use the same DB, and one can scan the collection and the other can't then it's probably not a corrupted DB. If not, here's another test that would help us identify the problem. Create new digiKam DBs and try scanning again. If the error doesn't occur again, then it's most probably a corrupted DB. If you're using SQLite, the process is easy. Find the folder with the digiKam DB files (they will be named digikam4.db, recognition.db, similarity.db, and thumbnails-digikam.db). Rename all of the files from .db to .db.old so we save the data. Then start digiKam. Upon startup, digikam will complain it can't find the db files. Click New Database to create new DB files. Then add the folders and rescan your collection. If the error disappears with a fresh DB, then the problem is most likely a corrupted DB. Cheers, Mike -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
